Magic has consequences.
But is it worth it?
WIP Title-Coming soon……
Olivia has spent years reporting on the world's darkest atrocities while ignoring the wounds she's never managed to heal. Just as she begins repairing the fractured relationship with her family, her life is torn apart by an attack that hurls her into a realm ruled by Fae, Witches, dragons, and ancient magic.
There, she discovers she can see the magic woven through every living soul—a gift no one can explain, and one that marks her as both an outsider and a threat.
Forced into an uneasy alliance with Killian, a dragon-shifting commander who believes she's an enemy spy, Olivia is thrust into the center of a centuries-old conflict. As tensions between the Fae and Witches inch toward war, distrust slowly gives way to something far more dangerous.
But magic always demands a price.
The more Olivia's mysterious abilities awaken, the harder it becomes to outrun the guilt and self-destructive habits she's spent years burying. With kingdoms on the brink of war and enemies closing in from every side, she'll have to decide who she can trust—including herself.
Because some choices don't just change a life.
They change everything.
Dark Romantic Fantasy by Felisha Abbott
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